I’ve championed the walking simulator genre for quite some time. Ever since a teenage version of myself decided to give Gone Home a try, but it’s been a while since I’ve had a title in this genre truly resonate with me. There have been attempts, and good ones at that, in the form of Everyone’s […]
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As someone who was born in the 1990s, the point-and-click era of gaming is something that was a big part of my introduction to gaming. Tim Schafer played a big role in my early gaming experiences through his titles, Day of the Tentacle and Grim Fandango, and who could forget the lasting impact that Escape
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Here’s a quick fact about me, I love cozy games. Heck, just about everyone these days does. Hence why they had their own wholesome showcase this year. I’ve played more hours in Stardew Valley than I care to count, I’ve searched aimlessly for diamonds in Minecraft for what felt like days, and I’ve waved goodbye
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I’ll come right out and say it. I’ve been a little bit cynical when it comes to Team 17 this year. Mostly because they seem like an indie publisher turned AA publisher who hasn’t quite found their niche yet. We’ve covered quite a few of the games they have produced this year, including Thymesia, The
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If you are someone that consumes indie games on the regular, then you will be all too familiar with the term ‘Roguelike.’ Ever since the breakout success of Hades, this game format has been reused and repurposed more than ever. We have seen some incredible uses in the form of Returnal, and equally, we have
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The gaming industry, much like any industry tied to media, is an ever-moving conveyor belt of content. While it might slow down now and again, it doesn’t stay that way for long. One minute we are talking about a groundbreaking title that has set new standards for those that come after with unparalleled gameplay, world
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As someone that has now actively stopped counting how many tattoos they have on their body as it’s so hard to keep track, I know a thing or two when it comes to getting inked. There are a lot of factors that go into deciding to go under the needle for the first time. There
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Let me be the first to tell you that in school, Chemistry was quite easily one of my worst subjects. When faced with the proposition of learning the periodic table and trying to understand the chemical reactions that take place between certain liquids and metals, I instead decided to create a game where a friend
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As someone that has always admired Nintendo’s brand of whimsical and wholesome titles from afar, never quite mustering up the courage to branch out to another strand of consoles for more than a generation, I have found myself locked away from titles that have had the gaming Populus enamored. I didn’t get to witness the
As you might have seen from my recent Cult of the Lamb review and my subsequent trophy guide, I enjoyed my time building my flock of followers in Cult of the Lamb. The game provided a perfect setting to serve as the puppet master and guide my hapless followers to build a utopia in my image.
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